BMO becomes first Canadian bank to withdraw from banking climate alliance
Bank of Montreal has withdrawn from the UN-backed Net-Zero Banking Alliance that aims to accelerate climate action among financial institutions. It becomes the first Canadian bank to pull out of the alliance, but follows on withdrawals by major U.S. banks ahead of the presidential inauguration of Donald Trump.
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Bank of Montreal just became the latest major bank to walk away from one of the industry’s biggest climate-finance alliances, joining its Wall Street peers and extending an exodus that started in ...
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